2025-12-13 06:20:37

Recently, I have suffered some heavy losses, with a deficit close to one hundred million. But I have observed some interesting phenomena — major investors are continuously adding to their positions, and this action sends a different signal. Based on on-chain data and trading behavior, such operations usually imply that short-term downward pressure is not significant, and may even indicate the potential for a rebound.

I personally lean towards the belief that there is still an opportunity for a rally. After all, every move by the whales casts a long shadow over the market. But this industry also comes with real risks, and no one can predict with 100% certainty.

I want to hear your thoughts — how are the friends holding short positions doing now? Has anyone closed their position at this point? Or are you still holding on stubbornly? Share your actual situation, and let’s see if we can turn the tide this time.

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EthSandwichHero

· 12-16 00:16

Whale adding positions, to be honest, it's not that simple; it depends on their bottom-fishing costs... Losing one billion yuan and still seeing opportunities—this mindset is truly exceptional, respect. The shorts have been holding on until now and are probably exhausted. I broke even anyway; the rest is just betting on a turnaround. On-chain data looks good, but that doesn't mean it will stay good next time. Can it be blown up this time? Hard to say. Why do I feel like this wave is going to rebound, but I have no bullets left... Large investors adding positions might also be trapped and trying to boost the price to break free? Not necessarily a good signal. This level indeed has imagination, but I’ve learned not to go all-in on a single hot spot.

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NFTRegretter

· 12-15 18:27

Trillions in deficits are daring to play, this mindset is unmatched. Watching big whales add to their positions is indeed worth noting, but honestly, on-chain data can also be deceptive. Brothers and sisters in the bears, are you still holding on stubbornly? Please give real feedback. Sometimes the shadow of a big holder is just an illusion, don't mythologize it too much. A billion in losses, are you serious? Respect. We watch for rebound opportunities, but I still don't fully trust this wave of signals; too many people are telling the same story. I've seen the holdings of big whales, but this is really nothing new. Is the downward pressure not strong? Data can be manipulated—if it wants to go up, it goes up; if it wants to go down, it goes down. Don't be fooled. Raise your hand if you're still holding on stubbornly; let's see how many are betting on this wave. Having a billion in losses and still analyzing the market—this spirit is worth learning from, but predicting is really just an illusion. People closing their positions now must be sleeping soundly; I bet they definitely are.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-15 16:18

Trillions in deficits dare to bottom fish, what a mentality... I also saw the whales adding positions, and I feel it's really different. Big investors are throwing money here, whether we can catch up is the real question. Short-term friends, you must be feeling a bit uncomfortable now. I bet this rebound is coming, a W-shaped rebound. How to say it, there may be a rebound opportunity, but don't trust on-chain data too much... I got stung last time. One hundred million... this guy is really a warrior. I’ll just buy some fringe stuff to play around. Enduring the pain between holding on and cutting losses is torture. Just wait for the rebound, what else can we do? Whales are moving so aggressively, retail investors can only follow and eat the soup... the reality is so cruel. I’ll stay on the sidelines for now; no one can predict the risks. As long as I don't lose too much, it’s fine. Can this really turn things around this time? I’m a bit tempted but also lacking confidence. The big investors’ shadows are long, but they don’t reach us retail investors... let’s be more realistic, everyone.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 12-13 06:47

A billion-dollar deficit is still analyzing a rebound, bro, your mindset is really steady. Watching whales add positions is indeed worth paying attention to, but to be honest, on-chain data can also be misleading. Shorts, my friends, must be feeling pretty uncomfortable right now. I just want to know how far this rebound can go. Instead of guessing, it's better to look at the candlestick charts; the risk is always greater than expected. The possibility of closing positions has long been eliminated; those still here are all gambling mentalities. The shadow of big players can't influence my account, so I still have to rely on my own stop-loss. At this level, I choose to wait and see; anyway, I've already lost, so losing a bit more doesn't matter. On-chain data looks good, but the market will still surprise us.

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BlockTalk

· 12-13 06:43

Can large investors' increased holdings really represent anything? This time I just suffered losses following the whales. A billion deficit and still so calm, I’m convinced. The bears are still stubbornly holding on here, anyway they’re so numb from the losses. Can on-chain data really be trusted? Feels like everyone is lying. A rebound? I think the chance of a rebound is as slim as me getting my original investment back. The shadow of the whales, haha, whether it can save the market this time is still uncertain.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 12-13 06:43

A billion-dollar deficit still dares to look bullish, this mentality is unmatched I also saw big players adding positions, but are you really counting on whales to rescue the market? Nice way to put it is a signal; harsh way to put it is gambling Friends of the bears, hold on tight—if this rebound really comes, don’t chase the high I want to ask, out of this billion-dollar decline, how much was caused by leverage liquidation? Can on-chain data be misleading? Not necessarily, but the market certainly can be Let’s wait until the rebound arrives—it's too early to draw conclusions now Trust in whales is less reliable than trusting your own stop-loss; that’s the secret to survival It reminds me of the last time a big influencer called a trade—what was the result? A mess of chaos Closing positions to save your life or holding on stubbornly to fight the rebound depends on how strong your risk tolerance is Can this round really turn around? I’m skeptical, but I won’t rule it out Talking about a billion-dollar loss and a rebound—I'm truly impressed by this optimism

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WhaleShadow

· 12-13 06:40

Whale accumulation, I'm also watching... but a billion-dollar deficit really can't be sustained. Large investors are bottom fishing, this wave is indeed interesting, but I still think it's better to be cautious. Shorts have been holding on until now, I feel like my waist is about to break, someone save me. On-chain data looks good, but don't fool me, okay? I'm already exhausted from being trapped. A rebound? I want to believe, but I really dare not. The confidence has been shattered after this round of decline. Why are they selling again... didn't the big players move today? Honestly, watching whale movements is way more accurate than watching my own account, haha, it's really painful. If it could really rebound, I would have liquidated already. I'm still waiting for a good opportunity. Some people keep buying as it drops, just watching makes me hurt.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 12-13 06:38

A billion-dollar deficit can still be so calm, truly a big player's mindset. I just want to know, if this rebound crashes again, what should we do, who will take over the position? Big players adding positions does have some signaling significance, but on-chain data can also be easily deceived. I just can't see through it, so I might as well just hang in there. Losing 100 million and still analyzing so rationally, being so Zen is a bit outrageous. But I do want to hear the real thoughts of the bears—are they breaking even or betting on a rebound? The shadow of the whale is a good metaphor, but I trust my stop-loss line more. Entering at this position is a bit risky. Holding on stubbornly? Bro, are you a gambler or do you really have confidence in the rebound? Honestly, this is when you're most likely to lose everything.

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